## Man snags $14K Cartier earrings for $14 after website price glitch, reports say

Authored by mysuncoast.com

A 27-year-old man snagged $14,000 Cartier earrings for under $14 due to a pricing error on the website.

Rogelio Villarreal, a Mexican citizen, posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, that he was scrolling through social media on Dec. 12, 2023, when he noticed the 18-carat rose gold Clash de Cartier earrings on the jeweler’s website.

Cartier made a mistake and listed the diamond earrings for 237 pesos ($14), instead of the correct price, 237,000 pesos ($14,000).

Villarreal said he “broke out in a cold sweat” after seeing the offer on the jeweler’s website, according to his social media post.

After a few months of going back and forth with the jeweler, Cartier offered him a bottle of champagne instead of the jewelry, AP reported.

Villarreal finally got the earrings last week, at his $14 price.

“It feels great and it’s cool not to be the underdog for once in my life,” Villarreal wrote. »

### Donald Trump Fell Asleep During 'Critical Portion' of Testimony: Attorney

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Donald Trump fell asleep once again during his hush money trial, including a "critical" moment of proceedings, a legal expert has said.

Reports from inside the courtroom have frequently claimed Trump has his eyes closed and is possibly asleep during the trial.

Speaking to CNN, Eisen claimed that Trump fell asleep once more during his hush money trial, including during Hicks' testimony. »

### Japan says Biden's description of nation as xenophobic is 'unfortunate'

Authored by japantimes.co.jp

Japan hit back Saturday at U.S. President Joe Biden's comments about the Asian ally being "xenophobic" like China and Russia, calling the characterization "unfortunate" and misguided.

Biden lumped together allies Japan and India with rivals China and Russia at a recent campaign event, arguing the four economic powers were struggling because of their unwillingness to accept immigrants. »

### Disturbing Photos Emerge of Texas Dairy Worker’s Rare Bird Flu Infection from Cow

Authored by thedeepdive.ca

Tens of millions of chickens have already died or been culled to prevent the virus from spreading further.

This raises the possibility that the virus could adapt to better infect and transmit between mammals, potentially bringing the world closer to a bird flu pandemic.

Experts are particularly worried about the virus potentially spreading to pigs, which are known “mixing vessels” that can allow genetic reassortment between avian and human flu strains. »

### The idea that the Manor Lords dev should 'just hire 50 people' to update it faster is 'fundamentally not the way things work,' says publisher

Authored by pcgamer.com

A solution put forward by another commenter was that Styczeń should "immediately hire 50 people and create a gigantic company, and that way they can get faster updates.".

What commenters actually want isn't always what they say they want, he said, particularly with regard to the hiring spree pitch.

"What they're probably not thinking about is that that's just fundamentally not the way things work," said Bender. »

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